The Independent - 2018-10-26

• Trump is doing more to divide the US than unite it
• Even a soft Brexit would cost young people £32,000
• Drink is going to your head
• Philip Green named as man at heart of Me Too scandal
• The story behind the riches
• £500,000 in 28 seconds: Green is the biggest loser
• Killing off NDAs altogether cannot come soon enough
• Exposed to the elements: how Britain’s coastlines are unready for rising sea levels
• Disabled people to receive £300 a month less under universal credit, says report
• Brexit is a historic error, Spanish prime minister says
• Migrants wrongly denied UK status after government illegally demanded DNA
• Which voter ‘clan’ are you?
• Finding the middle ground: left vs right means nothing
• Tommy Robinson invited to address US congress
• Women can join frontline military forces for first time
• ‘Take down the white men’: students’ union president apologises for WWI gaffe
• One million miss out as millennial railcard promised in 2017 finally to go on sale
• Backlash against Tory bid to speed up fracking permits
• Is EU ban the final straw for Britain’s single-use plastics?
• Thousands of jobs at risk as Debenhams to axe 50 stores
• Chris Evans’ BBC Radio 2 audience hits six-year low
• Joss Stone sings praises of ‘lifechangi­ng’ campaign
• World class... 330 schools sign up for global twin
• Home news in brief
• ‘Disgracefu­l’ Tory MEPs abstain on Saudi arms vote
• Khashoggi ‘enticed to Istanbul consulate from Saudi embassy in US’
• Ignoring elephants at a tense ‘Davos in the desert’
• Fears over fairness of trial for director of ‘Nureyev’
• De Niro and Biden latest targets of bombing terror
• ‘No alternativ­e’: on the road with the migrant caravan
• My phone’s bugged? You’re soooo wrong, says Trump
• Saudi strike kills 19 Yemeni civilians, 2 of them children
• US wants ‘gender’ removed from UN documents
• Europe risks Moscow’s ire with award for jailed critic
• World news in brief
• Jamal Khashoggi understood power. That’s why he’s dead
• Panic at US ditching the nuclear treaty is premature
• Why stop selling arms to the Saudis? It keeps folk in work
• How two weeks in a chastity device put a new spin on my sexuality and my marriage
• After all he’s done, Trump’s call for unity rings hollow
• It’s not just Santa’s elves that need a festive blueprint
• Spin response to evidence of inequality is troubling
• Japanese marine biologist who won Nobel prize
• A ROYAL PAIN
• BROUGHT TO BEAR
• IN A BREEZE
• JOHNNY COME LATELY
• DAY OF THE DEAD
• THE SWEET SPOT
• GLOBAL TRIP WITH LONGEST FLIGHT?
• IN THE PINK
• TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS
• BT names Worldpay boss Philip Jansen as new CEO
• Lloyds profit rises 10% to £4.9bn amid costcuttin­g
• Boeing for gold: plane giant to open first factory in EU
• World’s worst currency has killed homebuyers’ dreams
• Business news in brief
• Loftus-Cheek masterclas­s inspires Chelsea to victory
• Young Ruben shows why Chelsea cannot ignore him
• Arsenal march on as Welbeck hits winner
• Emery not chasing history with Arsenal
• Celtic’s Europa League hopes hit by defeat
• Vorm laments Tottenham’s lack of clinical edge
• Liverpool gave Fabinho ideal shape against Red Star
• For ‘big six’, beating the rest is easier than ever
• Jones relishing prospect of unleashing Tuilagi
• England planning ‘heat camps’ ahead of Japan 2019
• Why England really need to clone Plunkett
• Rashid calls for acceptance of T20 specialist­s
• ‘Highest Tour in history’ risks deterring Dumoulin
• Former Armstrong enabler banned for life
• Don’t expect Hamilton to take foot off the pedal

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